Paul Cusick Fade Away
There’s a house where I once played
On a hill so far away
And the walls on which I climbed seem much smaller now
The memories slowly fade
Of the childhood games I played
I sit and watch my son and daughters growing taller day by day
Where are they now?
These memories
As I grow older they fade away
There’s a school where I once learned
That the big boys often burned
And some friends that I knew then
Would leave for distant lands and not return
And in my childhood dreams
The world was smaller than it seemed
The truth that comes to pass is that reality is here to last
Where are they now?
My dreams are memories
As I grow older they fade away.
